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How Businesses Can Support Underprivileged Families on Eid?

Eid is the gift from Allah after the whole month of fasting.

By Fahad HussainPublished 2 years ago 3 min read

Eid is the gift from Allah after the whole month of fasting. Eid is the time that should be celebrated and in which one should spread happiness. Eid represents a period of festivity and obligation for the impoverished and underprivileged people within our communities. Muslims are instructed to participate in acts of worship and share their joy with others to achieve genuine pleasure. Eid signifies joy, and it is essential to acknowledge the needs of the underprivileged throughout the festivities. Muslims must be aware of their conduct and provide love and compassion to all individuals. Contributing to those in need, such as via monetary, dresses or food donations to charity, may facilitate a joyous and fulfilling Eid for everyone.

At the time of Eid many business owners think of how they can spread smiles on the faces of underprivileged families. The most common way to help is to donate money to non-governmental organizations in Pakistan or volunteer with their employees at these organizations. But sometimes, they want to do more than make Ramadan donations to these organizations and are confused about what to do. As business owners there are many things they can do to support the Underprivileged Families on Eid.

How can businesses Assist NGOs in Supporting the Underprivileged Families on Eid?

1. Remembering the Underprivileged

• Highlights the need to acknowledge the disadvantaged throughout Ramadan and Eid.

• Promotes the distribution of Zakat-al-Fitr to assist households facing difficulties affording meals.

2. Contributing to non-governmental organization in Pakistan

• Emphasizes the need to aid underprivileged groups during Eid.

• Promotes Zakat donation and Ramadan donations to assist orphans, the impoverished, and the destitute, facilitate food provision education, establish water treatment facilities, and provide free surgeries or medical services.

• Specify a percentage of your profits made in Ramzan to donate to NGOs.

3. Volunteering for a non-governmental organization in Pakistan

• Highlights the significance of volunteering for charitable organizations such as Saylani Welfare, Allah Wala Trust, Alkhidmat Foundation, and Transparent Hands, which provide various programs to assist those in need.

• Pick a day to volunteer with your employees. On that day, take your employees and do volunteer work.

How can Businesses Support Underprivileged Families on Eid on Their Own?

How businesses support the poor and needy can vary according to the business. For example, if we are talking about a food business, they can spread their food to the underprivileged on the day of Eid. Grocery store owners can spread ration packages on Eid to people experiencing poverty. At the same time, dress shop owners can give a few dresses on Eid to the poor so underprivileged families can also wear the new dresses on Eid and enjoy Eid to the fullest. The toy manufacturers can gift toys on Eid to kids. The type of support varies according to the type of business.

General Ways to Raise Funds for Underprivileged Families

● Organizing a fundraising event

As a business owner, it would be easy for you to organize a fundraising event for these families. This event can be a dinner, lunch, or even an auction to raise donations. You can invite different and generous people through your business connections to raise large amounts of money to help many families.

● Partnering with other local businesses to host a fundraiser

You can partner with other businesses that share the goal of fundraising, and with their help, you can make this event much more prominent and successful. You guys can also donate part of your sales to your fundraising event for the cause of this greater good.

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    Written by Fahad Hussain